Candidate list on states and who won....?

you cannot predict with 100% ceertainty who will win, but you can make an accurate prediction. It is assumed that companies who conduct polls do not have a political agenda and to make money they must provide accurate polling. These polls are not "left-wing or right wing biased". They predicted the results in the 2004 election fairly well.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/Presidential_04/c...

here is a map of the current electoral prediction based on the polling average of the individual states. You can find the individual polls at realclearpolitiics:

http://news.yahoo.com/election/2008/dashboard

if you live in a state where one candidate is in the lead by more than 10%, your vote is virtually worthless and you may want to make a statement by voting 3rd party - Just something to think about.

Every source is different... it depends on the media. CNN will give you one that pretty much calls Obama the winner in every state that is not CLEARLY republican. Yahoo is a little more fair but still leans to the left. You can't really trust these things... you'll just have to wait.

I commend you for waiting until the election to make up your mind on the candidates - you sound like you really are trying to learn about the proposed policies. I wish you luck and hope you make the right decision :)

McCain/Palin ²°°8

This is a link to an unbiased site that gives direct statements from the presidential hopefuls, there are no opinions here, just direct statements on the issues each candidate chose to answer. Also, this site has local issues I found to be very helpful, not just national.

Hope you check it out, Thanks!

http://cmc./ capwiz. com/election/home/

www.pollster.com I posted this in your previous question. It has all the previous states color coded. The current trend is that Obama is starting to gain the lead in key swing states.

Try any American newspaper on any given day, but first go back to school to review your spelling and grammar. You write like a true American twit.

go to cnn.com. they have a handy map feature that allows you to see a map and who currently is ahead in the poles for each state.

Go to "RealClear Politics" it's bipartisan and awesome

you can mess around wiht the States

and it has constent Polling from all sorces

CNN.Politics.com

every on eknows it is impossible to predict future events

but stupids keep on paying astrologers to predict